Winners In HS and P Art Show Listed
Winners in HS&P s Art Show Listed Several Asbel Smith elementary students were named winners in the Age of Electricity fifth annual art competition for fourth, fifth and sixth grade students in Harris County. The contest sponsored by Houston Lighting and Power Co. held during 1972 National Electricity Week. Posters hung in the HL&P building in Houston. Certificates of recognition went to Dennis Sieber James Walker Tina Peters David Parker Shelly Turner Tammy Benner Pamela Chandler Caroline Davis Dwayne Brewer Angela Holzzaepfer Victoria Villanueva Gracey Cordova Andrew Echols and Anna Belle Coy. Honorable mention went to Jana Brady Robbie Cornelius Troy Heintschel Wendy Fenton Jesse Vargas and Merita Summerford.
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Asbel Smith
Harris County
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Hl&p
Houston
Dennis Sieber
James Walker
Tina Peters
David Parker
Shelly Turner
Tammy Benner
Pamela Chandler
Caroline Davis
Dwayne Brewer
Angela Holzaepfer
Victoria Villanueva
Gracey Cordova
Andrew Echols
Anna Belle Coy
Vote Canvass Halted in Texas Primary Recount
In Houston the recount of Democratic primary votes was suspended until Monday with about 100 machines left to tally. County officials say roughly 750 voting machines have been canvassed at three county warehouses. Senatorial candidate Ralph Yarborough requested the recount to avoid a runoff with Barefoot Sanders, having 49.8 percent statewide and hoping for enough votes to secure a majority.
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Houston
Ralph Yarborough
Barefoot Sanders
Unclaimed Immunity Owners List Filed by Texas Bank
Notice listing names of persons appearing as owners of unclaimed immunity assets tied to Forest Nanamal Bank Baytown Texas. The document describes statutory references and filing requirements with the State Treasurer and local authorities, detailing deadlines and procedures for asserting ownership or claims.
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Nanamal Bank
Baytown
Teras
Texas
Arncie
State of Asinan
Amour's
Sona
Sakete
Creston
Coste &S Zno
Dallas Police Chief takes tough line after cop killings
Dallas Police Chief Frank Dyson orders patrolmen to carry shotguns for closer combat and urges a positive attitude as three officers are killed and two wounded since November. He sets up a deep analysis panel, seeks harsher penalties for assaults on officers, and vows to push legislative changes while the city faces rising officer fatalities.
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Dallas
Dyson
Frank Dyson
Field T c
Police
Johnny T. Hartwell
Allen Perry Camp
Carl J. Cooke
South Dallas
Day
J.d.jahead
Tippet
Lee
Harvey Oswald
Kent Hids
Nedy
Texas
Rale
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Eregabe Srutey
Hs&P’s
Jana Brady
Robbie Cornelius
Troy Heintschel
Wendy Fenton
Jesse Vargas
Merita Surmmerford
Thaller
Norbert Newberry
Police Department
Forrest E. Keene
University Park
Dallas County
Vawela
L Eader
Dallas Times
Jerald
Church OF Christ
Kroger
N. Alexander
Ward Rd
Handy Pak
GOWT
Tos
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Gashicoupon
U.S. Ts Ri
US. Gov
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Gov't
Smiles & Service
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Tater Boy
Sroger
California
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Valabce
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Art
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Valance
Oxron
Sivas
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